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Americans Are Stressed About Inflation. New Data Says They Should Be
By: Martha C. White – Editor: Katherine Peach – 6 Minute read A key inflation report came in hotter than expected on Wednesday, adding strength to the narrative that inflation is going to remain sticky...
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You Might Be Overestimating How Much Money You Need to Save for Retirement
By: Martha C. White – Editor: Kaitlin Mulhere – 6 Minute read People stress a lot about saving enough money to live comfortably in retirement. New research finds that, in spite of our anxieties, many...
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Worried Your Retirement Savings Won’t Last? Consider This Alternative
By: Walter YoungEditor: Paul Reynolds – 8 Minute read I call it the “desert island dilemma” — a reference to being stranded alone with a single barrel of water, having to decide how long it might...
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Will Overdraft Fees Increase Under Trump? Here’s What 7 Banks Told Us
By: Pete GrieveEditor: Julia Glum – 7 Minute read Many Americans celebrated last year when government officials announced a restriction on $35 bank overdraft fees for checking accounts. But with the...
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Republicans and Democrats Agree: The Cost of Health Care Is a ‘Very Big Problem’
By: Adam Hardy – Editor: Katherine Peach – 5 Minute read Regardless of your political leanings, you probably agree with this statement: Health care costs are too high in the U.S. Two-thirds of...
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From Scrambling Tofu to Renting Chickens: 5 Hacks People Are Using to Avoid...
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Julia Glum – 6 Minute read As egg shortages worsen and prices for a dozen approach the $5 mark, you may be wondering if it’s even worth it to buy them anymore. The average...
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Higher Prices Ahead? CEOs Reveal Plans to Handle Trump’s Tariffs
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach – 8 Minute read resident Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada took effect Tuesday, and while many industries are about to feel an...
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The Soaring Cost of Homeowners Insurance Just Broke Another Record
Why record-high premiums aren’t coming down anytime soon. By: Adam Hardy – Editor: Katherine Peach – 4 minute read he cost of homeowners insurance is continuing its meteoric rise, according to a new...
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Sticker Shock: Homeowners Fed Up With Higher Insurance Rates and Slower Claims
By: Martha C. White – Editor: Katherine Peach – 8 Minute read Feel like you’re paying more but getting less when it comes to your homeowners insurance? You’re not imagining it. New research finds that...
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Snack Sales Slump as Consumers Lose Appetite for High Prices
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach – 4 Minute read High prices for popular branded snack foods are pushing some consumers to cut back or choose more affordable alternatives. Several companies in...
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From Costco Chicken to Whiskey: Prices for These 6 Items Have Somehow...
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach – 6 Minute read It feels like everything is more expensive these days — and for the most part, that’s true. However, some companies have made a point of...
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New Study Finds the ‘Optimal’ Length of a Workweek (and It’s Not 40 Hours)
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Julia Glum – 4 Minute read Most employees don’t have much say in the length of their workweek: A full-time position stipulates a certain number of hours, and that’s how much...
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Home Insurance Price Hikes Are Far Outpacing Inflation. Here’s Where Premiums...
By: Adam Hardy – Editor: Julia Glum – 5 Minute read In recent years, homeowners insurance prices have risen far faster than inflation, with the national average premium for a typical policy reaching a...
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Can Skipping Avocado Toast and Lattes Really Help You Buy a House?
By: Jordan Chussler – Editor: Julia Glum – 9 Minute read We all have our vices, and they come at a cost — literally. The average American shells out thousands of dollars annually on bad habits: a...
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Which Is Worse: a Recession or a Bear Market?
By: Martha C. White – Editor: Katherine Peach – 8 Minute read The tech-heavy Nasdaq officially entered a bear market on Friday, driven lower by Wall Street’s fear about the economic fallout of...
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These 21 Universities Have the Most Billionaire Alumni
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Julia Glum – 6 Minute read What do Michael Bloomberg, the Winklevoss twins, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, former U.S. commerce secretary Penny Pritzker, Patriots owner...
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‘No Place to Hide’: Where and When Trump’s Tariffs Will Hit Your Wallet
By: Adam Hardy – Editor: Julia Glum – 7 Minute read President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs last week aimed at narrowing the trade deficits between the U.S. and its trade partners. The taxes...
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Want to Avoid Auto Tariffs? Here’s How to Find Out if a Car Is Made in America
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach – 7 Minute read As tariffs begin to reshape the auto industry, there’s suddenly a new question that’s top of mind for car buyers: Was this vehicle made in...
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New Social Security COLA Estimate Ticks Down After Inflation Data
By: Pete Grieve Estimates for the next cost-of-living adjustment to Social Security moved downward this week as new consumer price index data showed inflation cooling to 2.4%. Inflation fell to the...
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Snack Sales Slump as Consumers Lose Appetite for High Prices
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach – 4 Minute read High prices for popular branded snack foods are pushing some consumers to cut back or choose more affordable alternatives. Several companies...
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